Sentence examples for ranking professional from inspiring English sources

UNICEF National Ambassador for Serbia Jelena Jankovic, the second-highest ranking professional women's tennis player in the world, brought up the topic of gender equality.

What he does not say is that today the Chief of Staff, as the ranking professional officer of the Army, has to run interference for all land armaments, clearing a way through Congressional committees for the legislation that will transform the Army from a blueprint to a tangible and effective reality.

By traditional measures, he was a prime target: a ranked professional star in his sport whose downfall could serve as an example.

One ESPN poll showed that Americans between the ages of 12 and 24 ranked professional soccer as their second favourite sport, behind only football of the helmeted sort.

While government generally has not regulated boxing aggressively, a federal judge in Newark did step in last week, appointing a monitor to run the International Boxing Federation, the only American-based group that ranks professional fighters.

One ESPN poll showed that Americans between the ages of 12 and 24 ranked professional soccer as their second favourite sport, behind only football of the helmeted and padded sort.

It is the gaming notebook of choice for Evil Geniuses, the number one ranked professional gaming team in North America.

However, these data have generally provided descriptive accounts of the one-off match-play of amateur or lowly ranked professional players lasting <3 h.

The high status attributed to doctors could additionally explain students' choice; students may have felt a higher degree of confidence in consulting a highly ranked professional.

Furthermore, these characterisations of the physiological and metabolic responses to match-play have been invariably limited to lower ranked professional players 5 11 and/or in practice match-play lasting ≤120 min.

A regular visitor to the United States since 1960, the Georgian company is a first-rank professional folk troupe of ballet-trained dancers.